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Society Newsletters
1971 - 1977
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year or so I hope to copy to the website some of the early Newsletters of the Society. These where mainly given to me by the late Mrs. E. M. Paske, a
founder member of the Society. You must remember that articles in the
Newsletters and Journals are always written by members on topics they have been
researching or meetings they have attended. The early Newsletters had no
illustrations and those in the early Journals were of a poor quality. I
will try to source some photographs to illustrate the articles if I can. -
Martin Hewitt |
Please click the links to see the
Newsletter
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Newsletter 1
Spring & Summer
1971 |
Tower House, Bromyard
Bushel, Herefordshire Church Architecture, Green Lane to Bromyard, Risbury
Camp, Deserted Medieval Villages. |
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Newsletter 2
Autumn 1971 |
Edvin
Loach Church, Queen Nance, Capmakers, Avenbury Bells, Jumpers Hole,
Memorial inscription, Ballad of Baron Ralph & Lord Yedvin, Offa's
Dyke, Four Golden Valley Churches visit, Forest of Dean visit. |
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Newsletter
3
Summer 1972 |
Delabere
Walker, Welsh Drovers, Bromyard Registers,
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Newsletter 4
Autumn
1972 |
Explore
Linton, Water Mill Survey, Rowden v. Mace, Hop Growing Field Day, Increase
in Subs in 1972 |
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Newsletter
5
Summer 1973 |
Castle
Frome, Nonconformity, Wool Trade, Avenbury, Cradley |
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Newsletter 6
Winter 1973/4 |
Whitbourne Meadow
Green, 19th Century Tithe Surveys, A
Village Conservative Co-op Company. |
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Newsletter
7
1974 |
Land Ownership in
Avenbury, Collington and Bredenbury between the later part of the 18th
Century and the time of the Tithe Survey in 1840. The Parish of Stanford
Bishop. Rural Rides. Nicknames and Rhymes |
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Newsletter 8
Winter 1975/1976 |
Bromyard Parish
Registers, An Exploration of Stoke Lacy, History of Hereford Cattle, A Brief
Survey of the Parish of Pencombe, Bromyard Nicknames, Ores Alrles or Alders,
Bromyard Rural District Council, Prices, Whitbourne Parish Records |
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Newsletter
9
Winter 1976/77 |
Bromyard Church bells; Transport history
research; Mills at Rowden & Thornbury; Romano-British grave at the Wells
(Winslow); Little Cowarne; Pencombe 1870 from the Parish Magazine; Early
motors in Bromyard; Who was Polly Plasket?; Wolferlow. |
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